Pàrquing a Valencia

How much is parking in Valencia?

Valencia is the largest and most populated city in the entire Valencian Community. This coastal town of the east is on the banks of the famous Turia River and is a real hub for tourists and visitors, who travel its roads every day. Thus, parking in Valencia can be quite complicated due to tourism, but also due to government regulations. Read on to find out more about parking in Valencia! 

The cheapest parking in the center of Valencia is the APK2 Navarro Llorens car park (Carrer del Pintor Navarro Llorens). With prices from 5.95 euros per day (which includes unlimited entries and exits to the parking) you can book and buy your parking voucher for up to 1 month (5.95 euros per day).

Other cheap parking lots in the center include:

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Where can I park my car in Valencia?

Depending on where you are going in Valencia, we suggest different car parks where you can park cheaply and reserve your parking space. We have 30 car parks in Valencia where you can guarantee your parking space and leave your car in a safe place!

The historic center of Valencia is one of the largest in Spain and is home to some of the city's greatest monuments and historical relics. Among the must-sees if you travel to Valencia are the City of Arts and Sciences, the Port of Valencia, the Lonja de la Seda ( a World Heritage Site since 1996), the Serranos Towers, the Oceanographic and the most prestigious museums in Valencia, such as the IVAM. We recommend parking at the Avenida del Oeste parking lot (Av. del Oeste, 34), the Abastos parking lot (Calle Heroe Romeu, 2), the APK2 Lys parking lot (Carrer de Martínez Cubells, 3), the APK2 Navarro Llorens parking lot (Carrer de Navarro Llorens) and many more!

If you are looking for a place to leave your car during your day at the beach, the Hotel Las Arenas parking lot (Eugenia Viñes, 22-24) is ideal, as it is located next to Las Arenas and Malvarrosa beaches and very close to the marina.

Parking in Ciutat Vella 

If you are looking for a place to park in Ciutat Vella in the historic center of Valencia, our recommendation is the car park Avenida del Oeste. It is located on the same avenue that indicates its name, at number 34 and is a parking that is open 24 hours a day. It can be accessed from Gran Vía Ramón y Cajal, Gran Vía del Marqués del Turia or Avenida del Baró de Càrcer. In this area you will find the Llotja de la Seda and appreciate its beautiful architecture (and if you can see it inside, you will not regret it) the Mercat Central and its great variety of local vendors and fresh produce, the Cathedral of Valencia, the Museu Valencià de la Il-lustració i la Modernitat, the Serrano Towers and the Town Hall Square.

Parking to go to Mestalla

If you visit the Mestalla area in Valencia and need to park your car, our recommendation is the APK2 Chile parking lot (Plaza de Alfredo Candel), where you can reserve your parking space from 5.95 euros/day. In addition, this car park is very close to the Mestalla Valencia CF Stadium, less than a couple of minutes’ walk from the stadium’s entrance.

How do you get around Valencia?

Something very positive about Valencia is that it is an Eco-Friendly city, with more than 80 kilometers of bike lanes and a good service for renting urban bicycles with many points scattered throughout the city.

Also, getting around Valencia is very easy thanks to the combinations of urban bus, metro and tram. In this sense, tourists can acquire the Valencia Tourist Card, which, for a fixed price, allows you to travel in urban transport, enter several museums and monuments, as well as giving you some discounts for various services. This card can be purchased for one, two or three days and can always be extended.

What do blue parking lines mean in Spain?

Valencia, as many other cities in Spain, has blue parking zones as well as other color parking zones. Much of Valencia's parking spaces are regulated by the ORA. There are blue and orange parking zones, which serve to ensure smoother mobility. What is the ORA zone in Valencia divided into? 

In Valencia, the ORA is divided into 4 zones with different parking fees (in general, they range between 0.30€ and 3.30€):

• General Blue Zone: minimum 25 minutes, maximum 2 hours (1,50€).

• Blue Zone Ciutat Vella: minimum 25 minutes, maximum 2 hours (price between € 0,80-€ 1,70 / hour).

• Orange Zone Residents: maximum 7 days (working days) at 2,80€, one day at 0,60€.

• Orange Zone Non-Residents: minimum 25 minutes, maximum 3 hours (3,30€).

In any of these areas, the cancellation of a fine means the payment of 4,00€ to the City Council of Valencia.

The orange area is especially designed for residents, who have reduced fees and rates. Visitors will have to pay the corresponding ticket for a maximum period of two hours. The blue zone, on the other hand, has no restrictions and also allows regulated parking for two hours.

The schedules of the blue zone in Valencia can vary a lot, since they change depending on the area of the city. For this reason, it is very important to read the signs carefully before parking in Valencia.

If you want to move around the center of Valencia, the most advisable thing is that you go to one of the parking lots that Parclick offers to avoid all the inconveniences that are caused in big cities. Parclick puts at your disposal a good number of parking lots, distributed throughout the Valencian district, in order to ensure a decent and effective service to all tourists and residents.

Can I travel from Valencia to Madrid?

If you want to go from Valencia to the country’s capital city, it is possible! It takes a bit under 2 hours to travel from Valencia to Madrid via train. The Distance between the two cities is 303 km and tickets can be as low as 15€ if reserved in advance. 

Is Valencia worth visiting?

Valencia has more than 785,000 inhabitants, which makes it the third Spanish city in terms of population, behind Madrid and Barcelona. In addition, it is one of the touristic districts that receive the most visits annually. This happens because it is a city truly worth its while, thanks to its many places of interest.

The south of Valencia has the famous Valencian Albufera that has an interesting history, since it does not belong to the capital, but was bought by the city council in 1911. The Albufera brings economic, cultural and ecological value to Valencia. In addition, it is the first natural park declared in the community.

The historic center of Valencia is one of the largest in all of Spain and it is home to great relics of the monumental and historical heritage of the city. Among the must-see visits if you travel to Valencia would be the City of Arts and Sciences, the Miguelete, the Lonja de la Seda (which is a World Heritage Site since 1996), the Torres de Serranos, the Oceanografic and the most prestigious museums of Valencia, like the IVAM.

In addition, this city has hosted events of all kinds, internationally. And its most important festival, the Fallas of Valencia, is a joyous colourful celebration. Fun and leisure can be felt in every street in Valencia during the month of March, each year.

If you are visiting Valencia for tourism or for work, do not hesitate to book a parking with Parclick near your destination, so you do not have to worry about where to leave your car when you go for a stroll around the city.

What is Valencia known for?

Of course, we could not finish this article without mentioning the most important events in the city of Valencia. Because Valencia not only has some stunningly beautiful areas, but also hosts amazing events! 

• Fallas: the quintessential event of the city of Valencia. The Festival usually begins during the last weekend of February with the act of the Crida (the proclamation). During the two weeks it lasts, the Fallas are made up of many events, such as the Mascletà, an unprecedented firework display that takes place every day of Fallas at two o'clock in the afternoon and is definitely worth experiencing. We cannot forget the Plantà and the Cremà, moments in which the Fallas monuments are raised and burned, and which are part of the collective feeling of Valencia.

• Festival de les Arts: a festival of reference in the alternative scene of the Spanish music scene. Since 2015, this festival has been taking over the City of Arts and Sciences of Valencia with three different stages and with bands of the highest quality, such as La Habitación Roja, León Benavente, Rozalén, Carlos Sadness or Amaia. The Festival de les Arts has a great economic impact on the city as each year it brings more and more attendees. If you like music, do not miss it for anything in the world!

And that's it: you know absolutely everything you need to know before your visit to Valencia. Have you already booked your parking space with Parclick? Now it's time to pack your suitcase, we'll be waiting for you there!